Cracking down is making things worse.
For those who supply drugs, it’s important to remember that many women become involved in the drug trade due to economic precarity. The premium that illicit substances offer on the market, coupled with a spiralling, create the conditions that make drug-related profits all the more alluring for those struggling to make ends meet.
From having a partner or family member arrested for drug use or being arrested due to their own drug use, the consequences for women can be vast. The arrest of a mother can be particularly destabilising for a family, more so for single-parent families where the mum has primary responsibility.The officers forced Child Q to bend over, spread her legs and cough in order to search for drugs – the very same search that new prisoners have to do.
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